Not the best, but works well for me: (you can use this instead of what’s in the question) $postcount = 0; //global $wp_query; // Uncomment if necessary. // Group the posts by category. $groups = []; foreach ( $wp_query->posts as $i => $p ) { $terms = wp_get_post_terms( $p->ID, ‘show_category’ ); foreach ( $terms as … Read more
I would a bit more detail (or your starting code ) to see where you’re putting this or how you want to use it but from what I see you need to add a counter to your iteration and then use a modulo operator: a sample query would look like this though: $winnners_query = new … Read more
get_post_format() returns the post format slug for either the current post, when used inside a loop, or a given post, when a WP_Post object or an integer post ID is passed to it as a parameter. So, if you’re using the function in a posts loop, then you can use it like this, while ( … Read more
I had a similar problem couple years ago. Here’s a gist I’ve published, which shows the basic idea how I solved the problem,https://gist.github.com/koskinenaa/4d8461116885c0e64d5ca167ae53434d Applying the gist to your situation I think the solution could be something like this. I didn’t test this so it might require some tweaking, but it should at least point you … Read more
Is there a way to show scheduled posts in the regular loop but have them not link? I’d like to show that they’re coming soon. Yes, if you don’t want to link to them, then don’t create links for them. This code makes them visible, but you can click into the post, which I don’t … Read more
Just wrap the opening and closing div like this: <?php if ( ! in_array( ‘daily-email’, $post_terms, false ) ) : ?> <div class=”row episodes-feed-wrap”> ……. all your content and markup …….. </div><!– /this is your closing row div tag –> <?php endif ?> OR if you don’t want that category to output at all, change … Read more
To see only the “publish” post, you have to specified the “post_status”. The documentation of the wp_get_recent_posts function said, that if no “post_status” is specified the function used the default values “draft, publish, future, pending, private”. $defaults = array( ‘numberposts’ => 10, ‘offset’ => 0, ‘category’ => 0, ‘orderby’ => ‘post_date’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘include’ … Read more
Try ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, that should do the trick. See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_post_statuses/ for more details.
nopaging does not fetch all posts, it just tells WordPress not to bother figuring out stuff like how many pages there are. What you actually wanted was not to disable pagination, that’s just a solution to your problem that you asked about. You should ask about your problem instead, aka how to show all posts … Read more
I solved it. Should be using elseif($tag->slug) instead of elseif($tag->name) or else it will never be true.